14 Apr 1880
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Newspaper
Ogden Junction
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1880
Page
1
A garbled OCR page lists a lengthy catalog of jewelry and wholesale prices, mixed with general news items. It references sales by mail order and mentions various pieces such as rings, cameos, diamonds, and bracelets. Additional items include brief waivers, notices, and multiple short regional news briefs from April.
An old Chicago advertisement offers watches and jewelry with a list of items and prices. It urges readers to send orders promptly and promises delivery or refunds, noting watch types, chains, and a catalog available on request.
Foreign notes report eight bodies stolen from Papineauville cemetery during the South American War. Panama cites a clash near Moquega with Chilean losses counted. Arica siege causes 25 dead or wounded. Manco Cápac uses American guns to damage Huascar. Lobos Islands ships shelling island towns. forged passports by a Be Lieven aide yield 92,000 roubles.
The Senate adjourned and Logan called reports on the Uader Whittaker mutilation. A resolution urged the secretary of war or president to transmit facts. Voorhees Bruce and Hoar backed the move and condemned hazing at West Point as the Ute bill was taken up. West spoke to the chamber.
Abstract of scattered reports: Prince Orloff to return to Paria. duchess of Newcastle linked to a sinner. Cuban budget clauses approved. Mrs Uain of San Francisco shot by husband and died. Parnell reception planned in London. Kansas City Democrats gain councilman. a Banting office in Smolensk attacked. Bulgarian ministry praised by peace supporters. St Petersburg press active. Donnelly seeks investigation. clashes near Chihuahua and two dead. fishermen drown after a Ponty capsizes near Halifax. Western Union in ongoing feud. Dewey arrested on libel charges. emigrants to Baltimore. colliery explosion near Girardville injures several. Democrats on National Soldiers' Home board. Dallas shooting suicide. Whitaker examined. St Petersburg trial outlook gloomy. O Leary belt scores noted. Raquet River mill fire at Emillaville. Russian governors under Meiko influence. Robins on hanged in Virginia. Dobler rising in belt standings. Senate caucus considers Spofford-Kellogg and Geneva War issues.
A historical portrait traces Lucrezia Borgia from the St Peter’s assassination aftermath to her dynastic marriages with Alfonso d Este. It notes papal power, Cesare Borgia’s crimes, public rumors, and later rehabilitative praise from Bembo and Ariosto, ending with Lucrezia’s death in Ferrara and lingering reputation issues.
A local paper urges public aid to suppress vandalism by naming offenders in a rogues gallery. It cites insufficient policing and proposes exposing youths from Mound Fort who damage Mrs. C’s property to warning and parental restraint.
A regional agricultural note explains mixing orchard grass with clover seed for sowing. It describes quantities for a 4 foot area, steps to blend seeds with water and drying agents, and notes on timing, cost, and wind effects. The piece advises clover alone for meadows and cautions orchard grass takes 2-3 years to establish on good land.
Krapotkin, editor of the nthitist organ Seesin and brother of General Krapotkin, was ousted from Mont Roux in Vand canton, Switzerland after authorities ordered him to leave Geneva following detention by the nishil igta.
M Pazanaw is the territory's sole professional undertaker dedicating full attention to the business with round the clock office hours in Canfield's Block Main St Ogden.
A new shop named Leek opens on South Street offering new and second hand furniture. Proprietor J. H. Ecctas announces the store will stock a variety of household goods and aims to serve local customers.
A retail notice from The neo Tnay Co at ith street and Weber Mills promotes ladies and gent's wear including stockings, hats, dry goods, groceries, hardware, flour, grain, and feed. Emphasizes sale of latest styles with boil rock prices.
Fragmentary listing shows wholesale textiles and household items sold by J. C. Corpen at Building and Balt Lake City. Items include Linsey Sheeting Trunks Washboards Brooms Brown Yarns and related fabrics and wares.
Old citizen Thayer notes a grand sales event at a village store. Forefront Christian minister and local merchants push reduced prices as counters fill with bold bargains. Major retailers including J. Srntant & Co and C. Orrashy advertise wholesale and retail drug items amid bustle.
Bargoy property offering 45 acres of land with house and orchard. Located four miles south of a town indicated by worn text. Price listed as 825 dollars. Inquiries to J. Miller at the local city office in Weber County.
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